Inpatient-Only OB/GYN Hospitalist — Maternity

Diana Health; Beaumont (TX); On-site; USD 260,000 - 380,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base compensation

No RVU or productivity requirements

No outpatient clinic responsibilities

CNM in-house coverage 24/7

Team-based inpatient support

Operational leadership support

Health, dental, vision insurance with

Job summary

Diana Health in Beaumont, TX, is seeking a Hospitalist OB/GYN to deliver high-quality, hospital-based obstetric and emergent gynecologic care within a midwife-led model. This role is inpatient-focused with shift-based work and no outpatient obligations.

You will collaborate with Certified Nurse Midwives, nursing teams, anesthesia, and hospital staff to ensure safe, evidence-based care during labor, delivery, and urgent gynecologic needs.

Qualifications

• Board-certified or board eligible in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
• 5+ years of clinical experience preferred.
• Trained in robotics.
• Active Texas licensure upon start date.

Responsibilities

• Provide in-house 24-hour labor and delivery coverage across scheduled shifts.
• Serve as physician backup and collaborator to in-house CNMs.
• Manage high-acuity obstetric patients and perform cesarean deliveries as indicated.
• Provide emergent and urgent gynecologic surgical care.
• Support a team-based model prioritizing safety, communication, and patient-centered care.
• Ensure timely, accurate documentation within the hospital EMR.
• Collaborate with hospital staff to maintain quality and patient safety standards.

Skills

Board-certified/Board-eligible OB/GYN

5+ years clinical experience

Robotics training

Texas license active

Education

MD/DO in OB/GYN

Job description

Diana Health in Beaumont, TX, is seeking a Hospitalist OB/GYN to deliver high-quality, hospital-based obstetric and emergent gynecologic care within a midwife-led model. This role is inpatient-focused with shift-based work and no outpatient obligations.

You will collaborate with Certified Nurse Midwives, nursing teams, anesthesia, and hospital staff to ensure safe, evidence-based care during labor, delivery, and urgent gynecologic needs.